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Reforms to Belgium’s private privak fund structure will make private funds more attractive investment propositions for LPs, according to a leading lawyer in the country.
The new tax laws brought in a withholding tax on partnership interests held by non-US people. James McCredie of Macfarlanes explains the implications.
Tom Angell of WithumSmith+Brown says there are four new areas of emphasis for the regulator’s rulemaking and enforcement strategy as it picks up momentum.
In Duff & Phelps' poll of 124 senior financial services executives, 95% said they expect regulations to bump up their costs this year.
A loss for the regulator in Lucia v SEC would plunge dozens of cases into uncertainty and could put a halt to the SEC's sanctioning powers.
The regulator's OCIE identified overbilling and other deficiencies in a risk alert that legal experts say is meant to send a signal to the industry.
A large number of potential issues face firms when the UK leaves the EU which could lead to chaos if not tackled.
The case against buyout firm RLH and one of its portfolio companies may signal a 'significant development' in attempts to hold PE managers liable for portfolio company conduct, law firms say.
Following the application of MiFID II on January 3, John Young, financial regulatory counsel at Ropes & Gray, takes stock of the impact on EU private equity.
A former partner at Hong Kong-based Summitview Capital Management faces charges of insider trading.